I'm a traveling auditor looking for something to plug into the company's network so the clerk and I can both use network at once. Is this what I need?
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No, it's not because you would need access to both ends of the cable that you're trying to use plus an extra port back at the switch end. You might be able to use a small 4 or 5 port switch but that depends on the network you're trying to plug into. Some places won't recognize a 'foreign computer' that is not part of their network.
11329
No, I don't think you can just split the ethernet port like that. That too is what I wanted to do to be able to login to work on my laptop and still have access to my home computer as well. Essentially what you have there allows you to share the same ethernet wire. SO to use two computers like you wish they ethernet cable must be split at both ends (e.g. the end that connects to the two computers and then again at the end that connects to the ethernet switch or router). You will still each be using a separate port on the router.
11330
you can but you do need a small router. the splitter cables plugs into the router and the router output connects to the network. that's my setup and it has been working fine for months.( $10 -$15 bucks router}
11331
To the best of my knowledge, no. I purchased this to use two phones on one line.
1077204
Yes. Here is the official Intuit position on this: "With a single-user license, you can install QuickBooks on 1 computer and on 1 additional portable computer (e.g., a laptop that you own and use in your business) as long as both devices are used by the same person. ONLY that specified person can access and use QuickBooks on both computers." My note: the second computer does NOT need to be a laptop or portable, but the rest of the conditions apply. Let me know if you need more info.
1887931
Yes, you will need two of them. You are exactly right one for modem and the other wherever you want. I will say it is better than wireless but don't expect blazing speeds.
1934565
I am no expert at VOIP, but the RE has an Ethernet port for hard wiring network devices. I'd suggest calling Amped Wireless directly, they have excellent tech support.
1672146
I bought it so I could utilize 4 monitors at once. My use is for business & accounting, and it works flawlessly.
1136677
Yes, you can connect two of them, it should not matter but I would not run both at the same time.
344168
I dont think that will work. It will serve you better to just connect the printer to one computer and setup a network for printer so that multiple computers on your network can print from it.
1556361
No, this switch is pretty basic. I believe this switch is for home and small (really small) office use. Cool tool to use for learning routing and switching but not for big time configuration. Hope it helps.
1381931
No, this is a simple unmanaged switch, meaning no configuration or management capability - plug and play right out of the box. You need a more sophisticated managed enterprise switch to configure and support features such as link aggregation and VLAN creation.
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Andy, take a look at the Cisco Small Business SG500 series. They're easy to use and they have everything you'll need for voice, data and more. I've had 3 of the SG500X-48's running my network for over a year now. http://goo.gl/IbQQpg
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If I understand the question, I'm afraid that this is not designed for the scenario you describe. You need a switch or hub. These splitters are intended to be used as pairs, one at either end of a cable run, and will allow the data from 2 Ethernet cables to travel across a single line to another 2 ethernet cables hooked up to this adapter on the other end.
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Possibly, IF the 2 PCs are physically located close together and you use some sort of a USB sharing switch.[like this one CableWholesale's USB 2.0 AB Switch Box, 2 PC to 1 USB 2.0 Device (Printer, Scanner, etc...) or the IOGEAR GUB211]But you would be toggling between 2 users AND only one user could SCAN at a time.I have a feeling you would occasionally have to go into Device Manager in Windows and do a "Scan for new hardware" if the scanner is not detected after toggling the USB switch.
2264978
Yes, you can plug this in at each end of your data run and test continuity. I have used it quite a bit and it works well.
1077201
Yes. Here is the official Intuit position on this:"With a single-user license, you can install QuickBooks on 1 computer and on 1 additional portable computer (e.g., a laptop that you own and use in your business) as long as both devices are used by the same person. ONLY that specified person can access and use QuickBooks on both computers."My note: the second computer does NOT need to be a laptop or portable, but the rest of the conditions apply. Let me know if you need more info.
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Yes, the adapter is the same as putting two individual network cards in your machine. As long as they are configured correctly you can access networks connected to both at the same time.
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This MagTek card reader uses a USB cable for a laptop. So you would need a laptop for your transactions. We also had a merchant account set up to process our transactions for us so you will need that as well unless your bank can handle these. Good luck!
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You can use just one if you want to switch it back and forth between the two computers. But if you each want your own upload to your own computer then you will need two flowlinks. It can do both your FT7's though on one computer to each profile. I hope this helps out. This just scans your device and then sends the data to your profile. If you have not used your FT7 yet. The better solution is to get the FT7 that has the wifi built into it. It will sync it to your computer automatically. Had I'd know the difference between the two I may have done the wifi to begin with. But I am a big control freak and like being able to look at my wrist and see exactly where I am at while I work out. Much easier than carrying my phone and looking at it.